does it come with a wedge and can i mount a camera directly to the stud?
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I'm not sure what you mean by a "wedge". But the camera will mount directly to the stud. I found it easier to mount the stud to the camera first and then to the clamp.
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Yes, the wedge is shown here on the T-screw down as this is the storage location when not in use. I have never tried to mount camera directly to post but should work fine as the post has the treaded end. You have no way to adjust if your needing to tilt, pitch or level so I always use the magic arm, but yes it should attach directly and still be able to tighten.
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Yes, it comes with a (removable) wedge and the stud has 1/4-20 threading, which fits most common camera tripod mounts.
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It comes with double sided tape, but I don't think that will be a good long term solution I used that to test the location I wanted to go with. I have it mounted above the license plate on a truck bumper I used screws on some plastic trim that was above the license plate holder on the bumper. You could get a license plate frame and mount the camera to that to avoid any vehicle modification. You will have to run the wiring back into the interior of the vehicle but I was able to find and use and existing wiring pas through.
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Yes it can. You will need to drill screws into your wall and then the camera will rest on the screws. Pretty easy installation, not complicated at all. Great product.
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If you are getting it installed professionally or you are mechanically inclined, the camera comes with its own special drill bit, so it makes the hole the EXACT size is the camera. Very neat, flush to the bumper. The other alternative is to use the bracket and it only requires 2 screw holes. Either way is up to you, but I think you get allot for the money you'll spend
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Yes. An additional screw will help stabilize the camera on bracket. Yes, the bottom screw uses an Allen wrench.
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Yes, you can mount the camera at any angle, mine are screwed into a concrete wall.
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No. You drill a hole and insert the camera body all the way to the rim/flange. Then, there is a ring that screws around the back of the camera to clamp it tight to your substrate. One of the answers to this question state that the hole bit is included with the camera. This was not my experience.
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Yes. Each camera comes with its own mounting bracket w/ wall anchors and screws.
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No, it only comes with the tripod, you will have to purchase the mount separately.
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Yes, you need the bolt and the nut to secure the camera on the mount. Too bad it was not included, but a great little pole to use.
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The tripod comes with a flat pannel about 1 inch by 2 inch that fits on the top of the tripod securely fastened to the tripod. this pannel has the 1/4 inch stud on it.
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it has male threads and I screwed it into cameras female threads. obviously not ideal. I'm sure there is a separate mount that can be installed, but as it came, this is the only way I could figure out. if you figure a better way, please let me know.
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Well the camera comes with 2 sticky mounts. One is flat and the other curved.
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There is an included mounting bracket along with mounting screws and an allen wrench. The mount will attach to the bottom or top of the camera.
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Also, you can attach a sling to this once it is mounted it then acts as a replacement stud. So in answer to your Q. Yes it replaces it and Yes it attaches to it.
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Yes and no, I had to fashion a little mount out of some folded up cardboard that held the cameras at a 45 degree angle from the wall. They do have a hole to mount directly on the wall however the camera did not rote up far enough for us to see the whole room when mounted flush against a wall. Similar problem if you just sit them on a horizontal shelf above the crib as well (wont rotate far enough down).This being said, these are THE BEST cameras on the market and I haven't regretted our decision to buy them for one second in the last 11 months since we have had them. We take them with us traveling too and they continue to amaze us with their quality and distance. Yes and no, I had to fashion a little mount out of some folded up cardboard that held the cameras at a 45 degree angle from the wall. They do have a hole to mount directly on the wall however the camera did not rote up far enough for us to see the whole room when mounted flush against a wall. Similar problem if you just sit them on a horizontal shelf above the crib as well (wont rotate far enough down).This being said, these are THE BEST cameras on the market and I haven't regretted our decision to buy them for one second in the last 11 months since we have had them. We take them with... » Read More Yes and no, I had to fashion a little mount out of some folded up cardboard that held the cameras at a 45 degree angle from the wall. They do have a hole to mount directly on the wall however the camera did not rote up far enough for us to see the whole room when mounted flush against a wall. Similar problem if you just sit them on a horizontal shelf above the crib as well (wont rotate far enough down).This being said, these are THE BEST cameras on the market and I haven't regretted our decision to buy them for one second in the last 11 months since we have had them. We take them with us traveling too and they continue to amaze us with their quality and distance. « Show Less
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Hi Jimmy,Yes, this comes as a complete package, with everything you would need to start using it. As for the wedge part of the question, since it is an equatorial mount, it has a "wedge" as part of the mount design. So, this mount is a great visual or photo ready mount, with plenty of features for even more experienced users. It's definitely something you can grow with.